USB Host API may be required on the device — this isn't the same as USB

peripheral or thumb drive support.

Author has tested CDC-ACM with Arduino UNO, MEGA, mbed. When you connect a

CDC-ACM device to Android, please select Menu -> Open Device. You can connect

Android to Arduino UNO; if you have an FTDI USB-Serial adapter(FT232RL), any

microcomputers can be connected to Android by using this application.

* supports CDC-ACM protocol(Arduino, mbed, PSoC etc.)(beta)

* supports FTDI chips

* Baud rate (1200 - 115200 bps)

* Data bits, Parity Check, Stop bits, flow control, break options(not support in CDC-ACM)

* Display in character/decimal/hex notation.

* send a result by e-mail

* send/receive Linefeed code(CR/LF/CR+LF)

* font size option

Connection Examples:

* Android — Arduino UNO

* Android — USB-Serial Adapter — Microcomputer

* USB-Serial adapter

* Sparkfun — FTDI Basic Breakout

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